That was a truly spectacular performance. Jennings had nowhere to run.

There is an unreasonable gap between the severity of the situation and the opposition's reaction. Focusing solely on food prices at a time when democratic norms are collapsing is nothing short of political dereliction of duty.

That's right. This isn't a moral contest. Different badges, same power structure.

Thank you for standing up. Joining the boycott is the least we should do.

Me too. I don't miss his endless righteous indignation, his misogyny, or his tendency to turn ignorance into personal charm at all.

This should not have happened. Congress chose silence instead of taking responsibility.

Tonight, my thoughts are all on Jamaica. Wishing everyone peace.

The current situation is deeply worrying. When the Supreme Court appears to place personal interests above the Constitution, its own legitimacy is at stake.

My deepest condolences.

This is indeed unusual, and that's precisely why it's worrying. Any move by the Federal Reserve to extend its functions into the legal field should be subject to very careful scrutiny.

Those in power are best at "talking big but doing nothing." And the cost is always borne by ordinary people.

This is more than just a war of words; Denmark and Greenland have both made it clear that Greenland will not be sold, and European leaders are strongly resisting pressure from the United States. This could actually escalate transatlantic tensions and damage alliances.